Google can’t catch a break as the Pixel 11 Pro leaks once again

As Google's Made by Google 2026 event approaches, the tech giant seems to have little left to surprise its audience. The latest leak offers a clearer glimpse at Google's upcoming Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL flagship phones through official marketing renders. Reported by leaker Evan Blass, the images showcase the hardware, camera upgrades, AI features, and the next-generation Tensor chip.

The most significant visual change is the new matte black finish, which extends from the phone's frame to the sides of the Camera Bar. This modification aims to create a cleaner and more understated aesthetic, addressing a long-standing design complaint among Pixel fans. The renders also hint at AI interface improvements, now called HiLight, featuring various animations and connectivity to the Gemini system.

Hardware-wise, the leaks suggest potential enhancements, such as a maximum zoom range of 120x, possibly through improved optics or AI-powered Super Res Zoom. The renders also hint at capturing photos and videos simultaneously, as well as potential improvements in Night Sight. Finishing the render set is a stylized glimpse of Google's upcoming Tensor G6 processor, though no technical details are provided.

With the launch event just days away, the remaining questions revolve around the performance of these upgrades once the phones are in users' hands.